The Rankin County city of Pearl, Mississippi was founded in 1865 and incorporated as a city in 1973. Named after the nearby Pearl River, it was a rural farming community until the middle of the 20th century, Pearl was the unofficial mobile home capital of Mississippi until 2003.
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General and governmental information resource for the city of Pearl. Includes local news and public notices, an events calendar, a public document index and access to online services. - City of Pearl
http://www.cityofpearl.com/
Features an organization dedicated to the art of boxing. Includes information on the gym’s hours, fees, results of matches and photos of club events. - Pearl Boxing Club
http://pearlboxingclub.tripod.com/
Contains chamber information and details on all businesses serving the Pearl community. Includes membership information, calendar of events, chamber activities, resources and community profile. - Pearl Chamber of Commerce
http://www.pearlms.org/
Explains the library’s public events for children and other members of the community. There is information about the institution’s books, magazines and other materials. - Pearl Public Library
http://www.cmrls.lib.ms.us/pearl.htm
Provides information on the school district's academic standards and admissions policy. Includes educational resources, a district calendar, a school directory, curriculum guides and community links. - Pearl Public Schools
http://www.pearl.k12.ms.us/